Medford mail tribune., May 11, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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MOTHER'S DAY REVISED LIST OF
POLLING PLACES
OF MADAM Q ON
FOR ARMY BOYSi IS ANNOUNCED KMED TUESDAY
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In Kponkinp today of tho oliewv-. Following W n ivvLseil ltt of nil j Ctuiptor four him lii'en written
ancfl of Mothfr'n d.iy hy members polling pliu?n in Jackson county j Into the life of "Miniame Q the
of the L'nited StatPH army. Sergeant , and ih compltHe with the exception i traveling widow and her inpt-iuuuw
Millinery Sale
STARTS SATURDAY
Entire Stock of 450 Hats
S12.50 values $6.98
S8.50 values $4.98
$6.50 values $393
S4.50 values $1.98
One lot of 35 Hats
values to $4.50 Special
$1.00 each
Kiddie Hats 49c to $198
S. and H. Green Trading Stamps given
exclusively by this shop.
Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe
In M. M. Department Store
wrnver uwi-n, iiu-iii i imeii in.irs:or I'recinet Ho!, tne polling pnic
army rearuitlne off leer, told of the. fur which haft not been ter
nrranorneitts that have been made mined.
whereby soldiers overseas may so ml i . Ashland Houlovard, polling
radioram4 to their loved neH, and plarc. I'ublie Library,
told of tlie arrangement that have , Ashland K. iviiinil, polling
been made whereby the mothei-H place, t'ity Hall,
may answer the nu'Hsages by radio, i 3. Ashland iVntral: polUnR
"All army mothers whose son place. .Moi'ariy building, .Main and
are overseas should this year re- c,i anite.
celvo rndioj;ram! next Sunday." 4. Ashland Oak; Whittle Tranit
SerKeant Owen said, "the Rovern-1 f? r.
Jack Merrywcaihei
again be lii'Ui d
and
ment having gone to considerable; 5. North Ashland; polling place
expense to mako this possible. 'the Stone building!
They are the mothers who will not; b. Kast Ashland; polling place,
ximilingly see their son wearing ! Fourth St. Kngiue room.
the red carnation ns his txlbute of j 7, s. :, Ashltind; polling place.
love. They are the mothers within. Palm avenue.
sons off with far flung army forces 8. W. Ashland; polling place
in Panama, Alaska, Hawaiian 11-. Washington school.
ands. China and on the Philippine 9. West Ashland; polling place,
Islands. Is it u pity? Nothing of Valley View Hi-huul.
the kind, for soldiers of the armyj i0. Antioch: polling place, An-
pride themselves in not allowing tinch school house.
an ocean to dim the happiness of: n, Applegnie; polling place,
mother loyalty and hundreds and Knutxen Hall. i
thousands of mothers will tlnglfi ; i 2. Harrun; polling place, Neil I
with Joy next Sunday In receiving ; owk Nchool house. I
1 secretary.
ihey will
KMKl), the Mail Ti tltuiie-Vil:
I radio station next Tuesday I'i'oin
t nine to 10 thru the courtesy of the
jt'allfornia-Oi'eKon Power company.
I This install turn t. which takes
; the two into china, is the second
to Inst play f the seriis, and as
'the final rtirtain draws-near, more
jnnd mote fans are venturing sug
gestions and guesses as to the out
, come.
j Like the version
i action of the play
in
India, the
China is
; interspersed with music typical of
, the country. The cast of Copeo
players, including MIkm Jo Murray.
, Karl Davis. James Stevens. Harold
! Corliss and Mary ireiner began
rehearsals last night and are -n-Ithusiastic
over the prospect of put
Ming this play over with even more
MUCOCS.S
ceding.
than tiny diil those pre-
fammett Plumbing Shop
.
i 1 t . . j
i Now in Our ' i 1 I
NEW LOCATION
31 North Bartlett St.
4
Agents for ,
Friend Sprayers
Elto Out Board Motors
Sun Strand Oil Burners
PLUMBING and HEATING
Phone 659
pluco.
nwny. I Helleview Nchool hnum!.
"Within the. army ranks," ht'j 14. u,ut(. Kails; iinlliiiR
riintinupd. It Ih no rxnttm'rauon , Town Mali.
to liny tlint there Ik no other oc- 1 j. North Centrul point: pnl
casion not even ChriKtmnx whpn,nt j,ilu.0i (i, .;, .,x t ullillii 5-.
Kweethenrts and others must tihuri'; 10, South Central Point: pol
tn the 9olilier'H fund of devotion 1 n.r ..i,,,,,, im.,. m.im
which Ktlrs the nrmy mnn to such : 17. fiimax; uuIIIiik place, Ker-I
earnefit worship, or retains in h . n)iw ranch I1u11.se
House concurrence is nee-j .Mhuny will buy
: pumper fylre truck.
Mrs. Womt (ids Pension.
riuiiivf.T,tv m 11 . ,t I Wood
message of love from nons tar u. flellevlew; polling place, 1 .,, ......,,...
iiikiu passen a mil to Krant an "
annual pension uf $r,,uuo to the Miirslil'leld Plans ordered for
wlilow of Major Ccneral l.eoii:.id $:lii(l.0iin Snslsido hrldEe prnlerl.
new I PtuiiH voters authorize
4 Isehoolhouse bonds.
I
$100.01101
4
Uidramlo. Couiuv will votn .May Milton lets, contract inr wiucr.
I nn.l nower nlanl, for S!l,!ir,n.
IK on $J4n,nno road honds.
$r- " . . ll
1 much feverish hut well-mcanl ac-, , Dei l.y: pulling' place, school
. ilvity. lioth to the soldier and his ,,,US(V
eommnndliiB officer, mother's day la i;aKle point; pollinK place,
has hecome one of the army's redITown null.
The first simny 'days of .spring are the days
wlit'ii your skin; st-onw most susceptible to
1an and cliappiii"'.
If yon would avoid tliat roughened nose
wliicli causes tile finest powder to show so
)lainly and which no cosmetic can cover try
"baton's Liquid Cleansing Cream".
AVe have a special on this, and feel sure you
will he pleased.
With every bottle is included a small 75e .
vial of Katon's Lilac Perfume and also a
small bottle of toning solution, which you will
enjoy trying.
Ask our Miss Aker about these and other
preparations in which you may hi; interested.
Jas. McNair's Pharmacy
214 Kjist Main St.
letter days.'
I
Clyde Tlarnum who wns .called j 25.
here from Honolulu hy the kenou ; plute,
illness and death of his fatlter, W.
V. Rarnum will leave, Medford on
Saturday for San Kranciscu and
Berkeley where" he will visit
friends. Later he will attend nnd
address a three day meeting of the
American rhytopathologlcal soci
ety at I'omona college. He will
sail from San Francisco June L'7lh
for Honolulu where he will resume
his work as pathologist fur the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters associa
tion. Mr. Hurnum sees many
changes in the Rogue Itiver valley,
and has especially enjoyed meet
ing many old friends, whom he
: had not seen for four years. Mrs.
V. V . Harnum, his mother, will ac
: company hint to Santa ISnrhnra
where she will visit relatives, re
i turning to her home at .Med lend
(July 1st.
Tonight
BY POPULAR DEMAND
The Public Demands It
erb Wiedoef t
ind His Famous Brunswick
ORCHESTRA
Will Give Medford a
PUBUC
DANCE
AT THE
I
m'-m .. ma
1 , -
I 'JO. Kinuncfl Rock: polling
i place, gymnasium. I'rospect.
) Foots Creek; polling place,
Siverslde store.
j as. dold rilll: polling place,
Hulherl hullding.
I 23. Cfilffln Creek; firiffin creek
Isehool house.
24. North Jacksonville: polling
1 place. Court House,
j 25. South Jacksonville; polling
City Hall.
Lake Creek; polling place,
Wyant store.
Meadows; polling place.
school house.
28. .Medford North Main; poll
ing place. Fiehtner's (iarage.
29. Medford South Main; poll
ing place, Feehler & Swcnson Fur.
Htore.
30. Medford North Central;
polling place. City Hall.
31. Medford South Central;
polling place. Sample room Hotel
Jackson.
32. Medford North Riverside:
polling place, Lincoln school I
(North).
33. .Medford Oakdale; Oakdale
Store.
34. Medford Newtown; polling
place, Washington school house.
3f. Northeast Medford ; polling
place, 1. K. Depot.
3(i. S. L .Medford: polling place
Roosevelt school.
30 j . Last .M edford ; polling
place not derided.
S. V. Medford; polling
IMti S. Orange.
West Med ford: polling
117 N. 1'each street.
N. W. .Medford;
place, Jackson school.
40. Mound; polling
Agate school house.
4 1. Orchard Home;
I place, Luke's residence.
42. Perrydale; polling
Oak Grove school house.
43. Phoenix, Last; polling
place, Clyde Hall. :
v44. Phoenix. West; polling'
place, Woodman Hall. I
40. Rock Point: polling place.)
Rock Point school house.
4ti. Rogue River; polling place,
Sam M tit his' store hldg. '
47. Roxy Ann; polling place, t
Chanticleer Service Station. t
48. Sams alley; polling place,
Wilhile Hall.
4H. Sterling; polling place,
Schdol house.
50. Talent, Kast; polling place,
City Hall.
61. Talent, West; polling place,
High Kchool hldg.
62. Trail; polling place, Ash
store (old).
53. Union; polling place, Ruch
Hall.
64. Wntklns; polling place,
People's Hall.
65. Willow Springs; polling
place, Willow Springs school house
50. Wimer; polling place, store.
ORIENTAL GARDENS
Dance to the Strains of the Pacific Coast's Greatest
Orchestra
PRICES
Gents 75c
Ladies .. . .50c
Don't Forget the
Date
Friday, May 11
EXTRA-FREE!
50 Autographed Brunswick
Records .
Wiedoeft's Late Numbers
To the First 50 Ladies
Attending
37.
I plni'P.
3K.
piaop,
39.
jhiIIImk I
llil(!t', ,
pollinK I
place,
Radio Program
' KMED
Mull Tribune-Virgin Station
.Medford Utility
Tonight
C:ir p. ni. .Mt'dford M :i 1 1
Tribune
S In t p. ra.
Board
11 to i: p. m.
terian theatre
Snttinliijr, Mujr 1 21 ll
10 to 11 n. in. I'cople'ft Klec
Uic Htoro
11 to 12 noon. Beele &
Kindle Hervlre Hlatlon
12 to 12:30 p. m. Anhlnnd
ConvnlcMrent Home
12:30 to 1:30 p. m. Wllhnm'n
MumIo Co.
C:IB . m. .Mdfoid Mall
Tribune.
Hunt's Cra-
IntereMtlnpr factM oon:ernlnir llie
ummer tourixt problem, und llin
work belni; done to entertain nnd
eduwitn out-of-ntnte vlHitora to the
uttriu'tlonn of thht part of Ibe
rnuntry, will te covered In n talk
over KMKl), the Mu( Tribune
VlrKin Nttlnn on the Realty Hoard
hour from elicht to nine o'elork.
The talk will be Miipplemented by
niueleul numbers ai-t-anKed by Mbtn
l-ther Church, nuperviHor of music
McCall Printed
Patterns
Make Home
Sewing
Easy They are
Here for Spring
BEPARTMEOT SM
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
Medford's
Leading Store
Since
1894
Pay Less
Dress Better
of the last-minute styles when you shop here.
ill
Price and Quality
Thrifty shoppers do much of their buying at the M. M. Store because they realize that they
not only PAY LESS but get BETTER QUALITY. Our own buyer, in the coast's foremost
markets, PERSONALLY selects our merchandise, too, which means you select from the best
Clearance Sale
Of All Fresh New
Spring Dresses
One lot soiling .
One hit sollinp;
One lot selling
One lot selling
One lot selling .
...j.:.:,.,.,.:... :..?9.89
...L..1..L.'......?10.75
$13.75
$19.95
$24.50 io $32.50
Qualities and styles unequalled at these priecs.
Saving up to 1-3 on every dress priced in these
special lots.
Full Fashioned Silk
Hose $1.47
jMunsing and Sirutwcnr
qualities, double high
spliced heel s, service
weight. Kvory wanted,
shade. Unusual value at.
Ihi.s price. $1.47
Don't Forget to Ask
For Discount Stamps
Men's Spring
Shirts
Special $1.25,
$1.45 $1.95,
to $2.75
N e w styles, soft
collars, two pockets.
Men's Spring
Pants
$3.25, $3.95
4.45, ''$4.95
to $6.95
All wool flannels
in fancy weaves.
Some wiih silk
stripes.
BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS
Women's Cotton Slips 79
Women's Lace Trim Muslin Gowns 64'
Women's Rayon Vests, all colors '. 69i'
Rubber Aprons " 25?
Baby Blankets, 29x36 59e
36-inch Dress Print 15
Women's Silk and Rayon Hose 49
3 Pair Men's Cotton Work Hose 25tf
Children's Ribbed Hose, 2 pair '. 35
Boys' Wash Suits, up to 8 years . 98
Boys' Slip-Over Sweaters, size 24 to 34 " 98
Women's Rayon French Panties 98
Children's Parasols 49
Boys' Straw Caps y .' : 15t
Children's Rompers, gingham or sateen , 59
Women's One-Strap Kid Pumps" $3.48
Women's Rose blush, honey beige, high heel, one-strap pumps $3.95
Women's Dr. Gordon Health Shoes, tan or black $4.45
Men's Work Shoes . $2.49 to $3.79
Children's Shoes $1.98 to $2.98
Munsingwear
for Men
Summer Vnit union
suits ......( $1.50
Athletic union
suits 95t
Fancy knit unions,
no sleeves, knee
length $1.50
Men's
Dress Hats
Wool ilress
hats ......::.!$2.95
Straw hats ....$1.95
Children's straw lint
25 to 50
Men's Oxfords $4.85, $5.45 to $6.45 New lasts and styles upstairs.
J at lb local blga school.
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